Camp Delinquent
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  • Reads 36
  • Votes 1
  • Parts 1
  • Time 17m
Ongoing, First published Aug 27, 2014
Mature
Her parents are always away on business  trips  and it all started when their family business Smith Enterprise started growing  Charlie Smith  had to do things like shoplift to get their attention it o to a point where it wasn't just an act but who she really was the schools bad girl . So for the summer her parents saw fit to send to a delinquent camp "Boot Camp"

He hates his mother for getting married to his died father's business partner , so every chance Chase Knight gets to get piss them off he takes is with a smirk . His been kicked out of  5 schools that's only because his family has money he should have been kicked out of more . His parents get sick of him so they send him to delinquent camp "Boot Camp"

What will happen when the badest bad girl and worst bad boy meet ?
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